What's your favorite Book? (93)
cherrybrandy: anything of Steinbeck does it for me..classic,as many others..depends what you like really..
Another great one I love reading. Over and over again.
Jack Kerouac too.
So I could not pinpoint one author specifically as they all lead my imagination down different paths.
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inkognito: why not in the bathtub? I think that would give me a right cool style
That's one way to do your hair.
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sophiasummer: "Shantaram"Hi inkognito
An amazing read!, a unique individual!
Truly inspirational! that's all I'll say....
up to you..:))))
An amazing read!, a unique individual!
Truly inspirational! that's all I'll say....
up to you..:))))
Hi sophiasummer
thanks for all the trouble you took, seems to be worth it, to have a proper look at
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anonymous1: That's one way to do your hair..
right!
and for sure it's far cheaper than to goto any hairdresser
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inkognito: Hi sophiasummer
thanks for all the trouble you took, seems to be worth it, to have a proper look at
thanks for all the trouble you took, seems to be worth it, to have a proper look at
No trouble..... just cut and paste..
a nice bath is relaxing'''
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sophiasummer: No trouble..... just cut and paste..
a nice bath is relaxing'''
a nice bath is relaxing'''
especially with a nice glas of wine, soft music and a good book
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Thanks inkognito for this post it has helped me too. normally have been going to the Library and just pulling books of the shelf. of the five or six, sometimes, only two are readable. now i have a list from everyones suggestions. cant wait to get to the Library on Saturday.
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PS. my last good read was the 'Elephant Wisperer' by Lawrence Anthony, also recommended by a CS'r.
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too many for me!
I'll narrow it down to the 38 books of biographies my 4th grade teacher had on the bookshelf in the classroom...the one's I'd take everyday and prop up inside my textbook and read during school
I'll narrow it down to the 38 books of biographies my 4th grade teacher had on the bookshelf in the classroom...the one's I'd take everyday and prop up inside my textbook and read during school
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Outofafrica: Thanks inkognito for this post it has helped me too. normally have been going to the Library and just pulling books of the shelf. of the five or six, sometimes, only two are readable. now i have a list from everyones suggestions. cant wait to get to the Library on Saturday.
hey Outofafrica, that's nice
I'm surprised myself how interesting that is
you are very welcome
but the gratitude actually, belongs to all the Posters
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Has anyone suggested Dan Brown's novels? They are based on true facts....
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Message From Forever by Marlo Morgan...beautiful story and message for all to read
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Great read and so are the rest of his books too.